Sentence examples for television explosion from inspiring English sources

Lineker in particular would appreciate that Everton's purple patch of the mid-80s remains an essentially local memory since these were the last days of top-flight football before the television explosion promoted the English game around the world.

Though it's daunting to contemplate the television explosion we're living through, I'm thrilled that there's a growing array of networks and outlets willing to supply an increasingly diverse array of protagonists and explore a pretty varied group of narrative goals).

Yes, it was a world up in flames in every direction, periodically incensed by a massacre in Munich Olympic village, a bloodbath at the OPEC headquarters in Zurich, bloody shoot outs in Rome's da Vinci or Tel Aviv's Lod airports or a the made-for-television explosion of empty jetliners on the tarmac of a Jordanian airfield.

La Rioja Secretary of Security, Cesar Angulo, told TN television: "An explosion occurred and it's believed that they [the helicopters] collided".

Cable television brought an explosion of televised hype.

The Syrian interior minister, Said Sammour, said on state-run television that the explosion was set off by a burst, tire, and was not a terrorist attack.

Travis Diener of Marquette drove to the basket on ESPN while Italian television showed an explosion in Baghdad.

The chief of police in Peshawar, Malik Naveed Khan, told Pakistani television that the explosion, which took place about 7 20 p.m., struck near a Shiite mosque.

The rise has been driven by the increasing cost of television, with the explosion in channels and streaming services such as Netflix boosting competition for sports rights, programmes, writers and stars.

As with previous calamities from the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to the Challenger explosion, television became what Peter Jennings on ABC News on Tuesday night called the rough "equivalent to a campfire in the days as the wagon trains were making their way westward and there was a catastrophe on the trail.

Syrian state television said the explosions confirmed what the government has been contending all along: that the rebels are part of an American-Israeli conspiracy to target Mr. Assad for his support of Palestinians and opposition to Western policies in the Middle East.